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By enabling “ask and expert” capabilities, generative AI like Microsoft Copilot will transform manufacturing

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Research from Avanade , a technology expert that specialises in the Microsoft ecosystem and partner solutions, suggests that 92% of manufacturers aim to be AI-first within a year. Microsoft Copilot enables a range of game-changing use cases for manufacturers, such as its “ask-an-expert” capability.

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Higher-ed CIOs embrace academia’s AI challenges

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But we also have teams responsible for data analytics, and teams of audio-visual experts to ensure our concert halls and event centers can support a range of activities. The university then applies resources to help head off problems early.” Students felt more comfortable asking a chatbot than a person.”

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A CIO primer on addressing perceived AI risks

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Ask your average schmo what the biggest risks of artificial intelligence are, and their answers will likely include: (1) AI will make us humans obsolete; (2) Skynet will become real, making us humans extinct; and maybe (3) deepfake authoring tools will be used by bad people to do bad things. Here’s how to go about it. They can, and some will.

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Business AI will change the way businesses are run

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Simply by asking a question in plain language, our customers will get smart answers drawn from a pool of data from across the SAP portfolio and third-party sources. Imagine how generative AI (GenAI) can ease and improve work in procurement, for example, asking Joule to prioritize suppliers based on their average margins and carbon footprint.

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5 hot IT leadership trends — and 4 going cold

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Amid disruptive leaps in technology, leaders who will succeed in the near future, say experts, are the ones who stay focused on a decidedly low-fi resource: their employees. Emerging trends include leaders stepping back to evaluate their own approaches to communication, management, and hiring.

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Diversity and inclusion: 7 best practices for changing your culture

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CIO.com spoke to DEI leaders and experts to uncover the best practices for building diverse teams and a culture that nurtures those teams and individuals to stop the churn and get closer to the organization’s overall D&I goals. For example, explains Shapiro, “We found an expert on neurodiversity and asked him to speak.

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Captive centers are back. Is DIY offshoring right for you?

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Companies no longer need local knowledge and presence or to cobble together a complex web of in-country experts.” While a widening range of companies are pursuing the benefits, there are challenges and risks to consider and key questions to ask before going captive. Captive centers are on the rise.